Beside the Tree
Clear blue sky holding the image
Of a curly red head with bright blue eyes
In a long white dress walking down the aisle
With her daddy by her side
Giving her away to a man
Who was there when I could not
When I wanted to run
At the same time, wanted to stay.
She says those words so pure
Yet, I feel my heart break
From beside the tree
Far enough to be hid
Loud enough to break
Hoping a bag would appear
To collect the pieces falling
So I can find someone to glue them back
From a man who was not ready
Yet, could not shake the best thing.
From beside the tree,
I watch as her heart grows bigger
As mine breaks into pieces.
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